Ottomans. Must. Die.
A friendly reminder to anyone interested that it looks like we need an Indian player :P
Ottomans. Must. Die.
A friendly reminder to anyone interested that it looks like we need an Indian player :P
"And the moral of the story; appreciate what you've got, because basically, I'm fantastic!"
Why do the Ottomans have to die? What did them Heathens do to you you haven't already don to their children?And.. Bradenburg, Bradeburg... Hm... O.O Crap.
I still got it wrong... maybe it is supposed to be Bradenburg. well, I'm no correctin that whole thing, no ways, just the main headline title.
Screw it, it'll wait another time. FInal edit ot this post. Good day/night/morning whatever.
Jack Newsoia
It is the responsibilty of the leader to protect those whom cannot defend themselves, because at one time or another, it was the people who decided that they were the ruler of thier realm...
whats wrong with the ottos?
"When I fed the poor they called me a saint, when I asked why the poor had no food they called me a communist"-Dom Helder Camara
How did the Ottomans do? Why has my income fallen so such?
I can play next week, then I will be gone for 2 weeks.
"Moral issues are always terribly complex for someone without principles." - G.K. Chesterton
According to overheard conversation, the Ottos somehow did stuffs during the French- British War, which directly included the Spanish and Papal States for sure. Ask the sub for definite info though.
Jack Newsoia
It is the responsibilty of the leader to protect those whom cannot defend themselves, because at one time or another, it was the people who decided that they were the ruler of thier realm...
I support anyone who problems the evil Pope. (As opposed to the good Pope...)
Thanks to Mayi for subbing.
--From ..A book Bernard Cornwell's Vagabond.
"...They tried to ambush the coin for my ransom, if you believe it! It was just envy, it seems, for he was poor."
"And now he's dead, my lord?" Thomas asked, amused.
"Dear me, no" his lordship said reprovingly, "he's in a very deep hole in the bottom of my keep. Deep down with the rats. I throw him coins every now and then to remind him why he's there."
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Well in that war the Ottomans decided to send over roughly 50,000 men to help out the Spanish and French, and whilst seeing all that attrition was wonderful, it really did divert my efforts away from helping Aleksei. He allowed himself to be a pawn of Monkey and Wampbit.
Last edited by Alphazord; 27-06-2010 at 10:59.
"And the moral of the story; appreciate what you've got, because basically, I'm fantastic!"
Or at least that's the Italian propaganda press's view of it.Originally Posted by Alphazord
What really happened is that it was realised by both parties that a mutual alliance and friendly relations would be most beneficial in the long-term to everyone, particularly when a chance arose to stop the overtly hostile Pope from gaining yet more power. Should you wish James, a continuation of this alliance between the great Mediterranean powers could accomplish grand things indeed.
Last edited by MonkeyHybrid; 27-06-2010 at 12:21.
'The torment of precautions often exceeds the dangers to be avoided. It is sometimes better to abandon one's self to destiny.' - Napoleon Bonaparte
It“s BrandenburgWhy do the Ottomans have to die? What did them Heathens do to you you haven't already don to their children?
I still got it wrong... maybe it is supposed to be Bradenburg. well, I'm no correctin that whole thing, no ways, just the main headline title.
Screw it, it'll wait another time. FInal edit ot this post. Good day/night/morning whatever.
It's actually Brandon Borg.
--From ..A book Bernard Cornwell's Vagabond.
"...They tried to ambush the coin for my ransom, if you believe it! It was just envy, it seems, for he was poor."
"And now he's dead, my lord?" Thomas asked, amused.
"Dear me, no" his lordship said reprovingly, "he's in a very deep hole in the bottom of my keep. Deep down with the rats. I throw him coins every now and then to remind him why he's there."
Time of Reckoning: Of Diplomacy, Empire and Intrigue AAR Thread
MP IRC Channel for EU3
I accept but only against the silly Papal State.Or at least that's the Italian propaganda press's view of it.
What really happened is that it was realised by both parties that a mutual alliance and friendly relations would be most beneficial in the long-term to everyone, particularly when a chance arose to stop the overtly hostile Pope from gaining yet more power. Should you wish James, a continuation of this alliance between the great Mediterranean powers could accomplish grand things indeed.
I think Morocco should be able to have part of South America.
Last edited by James The 1st; 27-06-2010 at 23:49.
"Moral issues are always terribly complex for someone without principles." - G.K. Chesterton
Well... European Waters has officially been dominated as far as I'm concerened, with the northern baltc in Nether, Teutonic, and German control, Atlantic British, maybe French, Spanish, while the Mediterranean is now under Turkish, Italian, Spanish, and I think Morroccian control.
Before long, there will be no more land conquests... What to do... Imma get awefully bored after I finally settled down from negative BB events and, of course, conquest and settlement of Germany. My newest expansions will have to be without BB gain... Or at least less...
Jack Newsoia
It is the responsibilty of the leader to protect those whom cannot defend themselves, because at one time or another, it was the people who decided that they were the ruler of thier realm...
With the exception of the Baltic all other "waters" you mentioned are under Spanish control. So if you want to cross the Atlantic you better have Spanish blessing. Courtesy of the recent wars Spain was involved in.
"A ship in harbour is safe, but that's not what ships are built for."
The King of Portugal and the Algarves in "Et cetera: The Justice League Fails Again"
The King of Spain in "Primus Inter Pares III: The Spanish Betrayal"
The Padishah of the Ottoman Empire in "Ab Igne Ignem Capere: The Destruction of France"
The Original Sultan of Morocco in "Time of Reckoning: Of Diplomacy, Empire and Intrigue"
I think Holland would have something to say about that...
'The torment of precautions often exceeds the dangers to be avoided. It is sometimes better to abandon one's self to destiny.' - Napoleon Bonaparte
It feels hopeless, trapped by the evil Ottoman mega allianceOnly the Warden of the East Zombiemutant stands between me and certain death, but I fear eventually James will achieve his goal of introducing Sharia law in Italy.
"And the moral of the story; appreciate what you've got, because basically, I'm fantastic!"
Like?
Antidisestablishmentarianism
"A ship in harbour is safe, but that's not what ships are built for."
The King of Portugal and the Algarves in "Et cetera: The Justice League Fails Again"
The King of Spain in "Primus Inter Pares III: The Spanish Betrayal"
The Padishah of the Ottoman Empire in "Ab Igne Ignem Capere: The Destruction of France"
The Original Sultan of Morocco in "Time of Reckoning: Of Diplomacy, Empire and Intrigue"
Leave me alone and I will leave you alone.It feels hopeless, trapped by the evil Ottoman mega alliance
"Moral issues are always terribly complex for someone without principles." - G.K. Chesterton
Well, I just pointing out that his assertion of complete Spanish naval dominance was false.
'The torment of precautions often exceeds the dangers to be avoided. It is sometimes better to abandon one's self to destiny.' - Napoleon Bonaparte
A capital idea James!
"And the moral of the story; appreciate what you've got, because basically, I'm fantastic!"
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